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Houston Chronicle on O'Reilly's "No Facts Zone"

The paper's opinion page editor takes FOX host Bill O'Reilly to task for his numerous falsehoods about a Chronicle editorial on Florida's sex offender law: "What O'Reilly did was to disregard the facts altogether, even going so far as to attribute to the Chronicle words and views it did not print and does not espouse. That's not spin; it's misrepresentation that is unprofessional, unwarranted and injurious to the public debate about a serious and urgent issue: protecting children from predators."

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